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環紋小頭蛇 Ringed Kukri Snake (Oligodon annulifer) is a colubrid snake endemic to the island of Borneo.

Oligodon annulifer has a poorly known classification. A number of other species were originally listed as subspecies of it. A 2010 paper confirmed the existence of Oligodon annulifer as a distinct species, based on the recent capture of an adult specimen. The species name annulifer derives from the Latin word anus which means "ring," and the word fero, which means "carry."

Found one male at nighttime sitting at a tree 1.8 metres above the ground during heavy rain. A few days later at nighttime heard a frog croaking. At a huge tree first found one female (3 meters above the ground )and at the same tree one male (3.5 meters above the ground) All sitting vertically head up.

Although this looks like Enhydris plumbea, its scale count is unusual. Could it be Homalophis doriae? It was found in a gravel stream in Temburong, Brunei, in the early hours of morning.

Very aggressive and powerful. It is capable of twisting its body and neck to a point where you would expect it to cause death. Yet, it continues in this manner with impunity. It was filmed moving from the stream bank into the water, when it released a good deal of air, a plume of air bubbles streaming from its nostrils. Despite the pool's small size, it vanished and could not be relocated! The bite was powerful, resulting in numbness and, later, itchiness.

Watch the diving clip here:

https://www.instagram.com/p/C24n8Y1hFm3/?igsh=MTdmeGEza3ZyM2MwNg==

Narwhal adopted by a group of Belugas. Individual known to the authorities who has been visiting the Saguenay-St. Lawrence Marine Park for several years. Observed by sheer luck from the ferry L'HERITAGE I on the crossing between Trois-Pistoles and Les Escoumins.